• Doctor Who: The Green Death Review

  • Sep 15 2024
  • Length: 51 mins
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Doctor Who: The Green Death Review

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  • In this episode of the Earth Station Who podcast, the team is joined by Ciaran Moffatt as they dive deep into the classic 3rd Doctor story, "The Green Death". Join us as we explore Jon Pertwee’s Doctor facing off against the terrifying giant maggots and uncovering the sinister corporate conspiracy at the heart of Global Chemicals. We discuss the environmental themes that make this story more relevant than ever, along with the emotional farewell to Jo Grant. Whether you're a long-time Whovian or new to classic Doctor Who, our in-depth review of "The Green Death" will take you on a nostalgic journey through one of the most iconic stories of the Jon Pertwee era. As a little bonus, stick around for the end of the episode for a major ESW announcement. Subscribe now to Earth Station Who for more Doctor Who episode reviews, news, and discussions, and join the conversation with fellow fans!

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